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To focus internally is made almost impossible for young people. The environmental impact is overwhelming.
Laura Huxley
Centre for Alternative Transportation Fuels. Focuses on forest biotechnology, environment, advanced transportation systems, ocean engineering, and ergonomics.
Site is a registry of Earth and environmental science Internet resources, maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey. Mainly provides links to university departments of Earth and environmental science.
Serves as a resource on biological effects of electric and magnetic fields for the general public and professionals. Contains key documents, resources, and literature for those interested in possible health effects from power lines, computer monitors, magnetic resonance imaging equipment, radio communications, cellular telephones, radar, microwave transmissions, and other sources.
Provides environmental resources concerning the management of Florida ecosystems and other tropical and subtropical water dominated freshwater and estuarine ecosystems worldwide.
Contains free computer animations, 3D visualization, and interpretations of physical and finite element models of salt tectonics.
Specializes in leading-edge water quality monitoring technology for the water resources, environmental, and pollution markets. Offers services ranging from the deployment of single water quality sensors, installation of sophisticated multiparameter monitors, to project management of major hydrological studies worldwide.
A global network of scientific research institutions that collaborate on projects relating to science, technology and innovation policy, ecosystem management, gender science and development, the implications of the human genome project for developing countries, and the international system of science.
Provides information about current research, technology transfer, and education regarding America’s infrastructure.
Contains many treaties and programs on preserving the environment. Includes information on topics including the “Convention on Biodiversity,” climate change, endangered species, and toxic chemicals.